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Give Peas a Chance

Vancouver, British Columbia · Vancouver

Give Peas a Chance

Fifty years ago, it was an industrial wasteland. Then came the squatters, and a remarkable transformation took place: a guerrilla garden the size of a city block carved out of thorny thickets. Garden beds built with scrap wood and filled with buckets full of dirt and compost. And so this abandoned Eastside Vancouver lot became the Cottonwood Community Gardens. Resourceful punks and hungry hippies, activists, artists, basement renters, van-lifers…Read Article

Eby says it’s not him blocking Smith’s oil pipeline, it’s lack of money and proponent

54% Left coverage: 26 sources

British Columbia Premier David Eby says it’s not him standing in the way of Alberta counterpart Danielle Smith’s longed-for oil pipeline from Alberta to B.C.’s north coast — it’s that there’s no proponent, no money and “no project right now.” David Eby · British Columbia See the Story

Voices of Chi'chil Biłdagoteel – Where Deep Truth is Spoken

Apache Leap is a sheer 500 foot cliff looming over the town of Superior, Arizona. The name tells the story of Apache warriors choosing to leap rather than surrender, when the US Calvary drove them to the edge in the 1870s – right around when mining began in the area. That spirit of resistance remains strong, as Apache Stronghold – a coalition of Apaches, other Native peoples, and non-Native allies – vows not to let the latest court setback deter…Superior, Arizona · Superior Read Article

Webinar: the Carbon Capture Hypeline

Register here Hosted by Watershed Sentinel and the Sentinel Education Foundation. We welcome your questions and comments! Please send us a note by replying to this email. Help get the word out – share with your circles and social networks. Thank you! The post Webinar: the Carbon Capture Hypeline appeared first on Watershed Sentinel.Canada · Canada Read Article

NZ government plans to regulate carbon capture technologies—but who will be the regulating agency?

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Newly released documents add more detail to the New Zealand government's plans for a regulatory framework to enable carbon capture and storage.Environment · New Zealand See the Story

Salish Sea Sings Again

Something to sing about: humpback whales are reclaiming their territory in the Salish Sea, bringing new life to waters once left empty by commercial whaling. Humpback whales are graceful giants of the sea, with adults ranging from 15 to 18 metres (50 to 60 feet), comparable to a school bus, and newborn calves the size of a car. Their name is a tribute to the exaggerated way they arch their scar-and-barnacle-adorned backs before plunging below th…British Columbia · British Columbia Read Article

Caution to the Wind

In White River Provincial Park, songbirds trill and moss-covered branches rustle in the breeze. The river rushes over rocky shallows as the sun sinks behind the hills. The “Cathedral Grove of the North Island” is a lonely, meditative place in winter, tucked into a narrow valley 30 kilometers down rutted forest roads from Sayward Junction, Vancouver Island. These towering cedars and firs stand today because, decades ago, a logging crew found them…Sayward · Sayward Read Article

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